In case anyone wants it, here is Jane's list of demands: 1. I must work directly with Teresa Lisbon. 2. All criminal charges must be dropped. 3. Transportation must be provided, preferably in the form of Air-stream trailer model number LVB-70 H. 4. Adequate supply of tea must be available at all times. Twining english or Scottish breakfast, no other brands acceptable. 5. A workspace to my specification will be provided. Couch included. 6. In addition to salary, all expenses of employment including but not limited to travel, meals, books and all incidental are to be paid for by FBI. X Patrick Jane. X Dennis Abbott
Your first year of criminal justice class you will learn that a contract does not have to be formally typed up. That napkin still stands as a formal contract as long as both parties signed
Wrong he actually knows precisely what she is thinking and she knows that when jane says we will talk later it has multiple layers of meaning but not for a SECOND would Lisbon think that Jane doesn't care for her or knows about her inner workings. Any audience familiar with jane would also never make that sort of remark so either you have never watched the mentalist (hell even the name will tell you that) or you are an AIRHEAD !
You obviously haven't seen the show. He always listens to her and respects her. But he does it in his own way which she knows. When he says they will talk later it means he would explain everything to her fully when they were alone. However she knew if she still refused, he wouldn't force her or be angry.
When Abbott reads the criminal charges, Jane looks to Lisbon to gage her reaction. He may have brushed off her concerns about quitting her washington job, but his body language betrays his need for her acceptance of him and all he is capable of. In Blue Bird he is so ashamed of himself he can't even keep his eyes on the door she's behind when she chastises him for his crass manipulation. He can bear anything except Teresa being truly ashamed of him. There is such a wealth of non-verbal acting in this show, I live for it.
Agree but as an FBI agent with torture being out of the question, if Patrick can't lie, manipulate and gaslight, what exactly is he left with? Most of the time the FBI doesn't exactly deal with the Boy Scouts selling cookies and lemonade by your local Safeway. Just saying.
@@tatianalyulkin410 I don't care about Jane being unconventional to catch killers, I'm talking about Abbott reading his criminal charges out loud, which include him chasing down and brutally murdering RJ after preventing him from dialing 911. RJ deserved to die, but Teresa spent years trying to talk Jane out of personal vengeance, and only at the end of the hunt did she acquiesce. It's still a heavy dark thing to contend with, the capacity to kill slowly for personal satisfaction, and Patrick had never gotten to look Teresa in the eye after doing the deed because he left for Venezuela directly after. I don't believe it's a coincidence his eyes flickered towards her when Abbott reminds her of that darkness; he has to be sure that she knows the worst side of him and still loves him, and his worst side is his past conning behavior (which he is confronted with in 4x03 and pointedly looks to her for support while explaining himself), and his capacity for brutality which is brought up here.
@@tatianalyulkin410 and if you're talking about him being manipulative in Blue Bird, it doesn't matter in terms of the case. But he lied to Teresa. It's crass because it was all put together to trick HER. He used someone's terrible murder as a backdrop for his dishonest method of keeping his best friend from leaving him. It was gross, and deeply hurtful to her--to have given Patrick everything he asked her for, and *still* she is unworthy of his honestly where it really mattered. He knew how hurt she was when he didn't tell her about the fake murder charges for his jury sting, and yet he still went out of his way to manipulate her, which made her feel like an idiot. He did all that to avoid telling her he loved her, and just ended up making her cry. At least he had the decency to be ashamed of himself for that.
Someones pet dog or rape toy? Would suck being told how high to jump every day but on the other hand it would suck not being asked if someone can rape your bottom, they will just do it lol 😱😱
@@TheSnowman102 wtf are you talking about. sounds to me like either someone who's got a weird fetish or just another one of those people who want's to work out there issues on others (in this case me) instead of going to the doctor or psychiatrist, because they'll give you the right medication.
If I had a billion dollars when the show was ending and everyone involved wanted to keep making new episodes so long as funding was there and they continued to be so good, I would gladly spend the full billion. Love Patrick Jane so much
you'd waste a billion dollars on a TV show? How about blowing it all playing for medical bills that are putting people in the poor house, or paying to deliver fresh drinkable water to impoverished people, or using it to rescue women from sex trafficking. I get that you like the show and that was your way of saying how much...but on a literal level...so many better uses for that money.
I am rewatching series, and i can see why Abbot is like this. Jane outsmarted an entire CBI and Blake organisation, escaped FBI for a year. While Jane is a good one Abbot doesn’t know that, he has not worked with Jane.
The Bravado: "Firstly, no parole; and secondly, Lisbon has to work with me" The Note: 1) MUST WORK DIRECTLY WITH THERESA LISBON 2) ALL CRIMINAL CHARGES DROPPED
Frankly, shooting RJ was self-defense as RJ said he was going to kill him and frame Jane for Bertram's shooting. The chase and then the strangulation would be harder to defend, but given all the people that RJ killed and the whole Blake society thing, Jane could have easily stated that he fled out of fear for his safety. Any charges would be unsustainable in the light of such context.
God, Jane got infinitely more good-looking after going on the run. That beard and tan suits him down to the goddamn ground. (He should put the waistcoat back on though.)
I keep seeing that actor (Rockmond Dunbar) everywhere now. Two days ago I was watching Prison Break and he plays C-note. Yesterday I started season 4 of Sons of Anarchy and he plays the sheriff. Now today I click a random video on UA-cam and there he is lol. Also in this random UA-cam video is Lisbon (Robin Tunney) who is in Prison Break as well, and plays Veronica.
Napkin contracts are perfectly legal as long you have three things. An offer, acceptance, and consideration. Also, Abbott did agree to those terms. That is what the signature means. Otherwise, every contract I've signed is saying that I just read the terms without agreement
Now is when Intention comes into play, even if Abbott only signed that he read it, it could be debated that he knew that Jane meant it as a contract, therefore making his signature binding to the contract and not only stating that he read it, which is hard to prove, but if the intention of the contract was clear to both parties it could certainly be an interesting case.
At that moment I hate Abbot. He betrayed Jane. He put him in jail. They deny Jane the Lisbon's letters and aditionally he noticed Kim is Fisher. Poor Jane he can't date Lisbon. After 2 years alone he can't have his moment with Lisbon.
I always thought it was odd that Jane never picked up on Kim being undercover. He reads everyone else in the series so well, except for Red John. Kim is the only other person he didn't see right through. I was surprised he was so shocked when Kim walked in the room and was revealed to be an undercover FBI agent.
Kim was being her true self during that undercover and Jane was blinded by his emotions of loneliness and homesick. I believe they argued about her "true self" when they're investigating the gypsy murder.
I think he was feeling sad. He thought he would be able to move forward but instead he couldn’t forget Lisbon. The narrated portion of the letter shows that everything he sees, he thinks about how great it would be if she were there to share it with him. The unread portion of the letter shows that he felt very regretful about leaving her the way he did. His depression may have clouded his abilities. Meeting Fischer reminded him of how much he missed Lisbon.
Jane needs Lisbon to work with him. No-one else understands how he works like she does. Reminds me of the scene in Bertram's office when hes caused yet more turmoil and is trying to get Lisbon her job back and he says to Bertram "you know who's always had ahealthy moderating influence on me". Bertram really has no choice but to reinstate Lisbon or face more trouble from Jane.
Lol Jane wasent outsmarted he knew the game. To win a game you dont play straight foward, you let opponent think they have upper hand to make wrong moves and then you you seal to deal.
I really don’t see how people continue to think they can manipulate or bulky Jane to do what they want. You’d have an easier time straightening out Joffery
to people saying that this is a binding contract and there's no loophole, I don't think the FBI agent was saying it isn't legit. I think he was saying that he'll make sure it won't be _considered_ legit. By using illicit means, if need be.
I have qualms about Abbott’s train of thought here. Whether he likes it or not, Jane is here because he wants to be, not because he has no other choice. It seems like Abbott genuinely believes here that the two options he’s presenting to Jane are the only two possible outcomes. That would mean either he’s foolish enough to not realize Jane has other plans and a viable way to make them happen, or he’s arrogant enough to not care.
Can't read all of it and someone may have mentioned it, but: 1. Must work directly with Teresa Lisbon 2. All criminal charges must be dropped 3. Transportation must be provided... Ah, forget it.
1. I must work directly with Teresa Lisbon 2. All criminal charges must be dropped 3. Transportation must be provided, preferably in the form of Air-stream trailer model number LVB-70 H. 4. Adequate supply of tea must be available at all times. Twining english or Scottish breakfast, no other brands acceptable. 5. A workspace to my specification will be provided. Couch included. 6. In addition to salary, all expenses of employment including but not limited to travel, meals, books and all incidental are to be paid for by FBI. X Patrick Jane. X Dennis Abbott
aws Jane was so sad and shocked when he finds out that Kim was an agent here.. shock at that and sadness to realize that she tricked him and that that encounter on the island was not random but something she set up to bring him, while he had been honest with her.. 🥺😔 💔 I was really surprised when I saw her for the first time, I didn't expect it, there were never clues or way to suspect! hahaha Lisbon activating jealousy mode: KIM? WHO IS SHE? 😆🤣🤣
Sorry can someone explain me how it is possible that "you are not hearing me" has been used by Denis Abbot? English is not my native. And therefore shouldn't it be "you are not listening me" ???
@@3pugnight yeah, I know, but I was taught that seeing cannot be used in continuous. It is ok ta say "I am seeing doctor" because it is about future, but not ok using in real time. Maybe it is just formal rule, and is not used in speach?
Rule one of decision theory: Don't negotiate with terrorists. Abbot's terms are strange and it is not in Jane's advantage to take them, or he would be under Abbot's explicit control. The threat of legal action is made in the belief that it will be effective, so the best response Jane can take is to wipe away all doubt surrounding its effectiveness by punishing Abbot swiftly and as harshly as can be done practically. If Abbot is actually likely to inflict the threatened penalty of a life sentence, that forces Jane to shoot him right then and there - it would not avert the prison sentence, but it would at least remove any doubts about whether using terrorism tactics when negotiating with Jane is conducive to personal gain, and if Jane has acted in a way consistent with that line of thinking, a sensible person would not attempt this in the first place and the whole ordeal would have been averted. Hence, from Abbot's actions we can infer that he is very, very stupid and that Jane can probably manipulate him very easily and turn the situation in his own favour.
Also, Jane cannot be immediately put in prison without some hearings or a trial. Right?? Doesn't he get a lawyer?? I hate the shortcuts they take on TV, sometimes.
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In case anyone wants it, here is Jane's list of demands:
1. I must work directly with Teresa Lisbon.
2. All criminal charges must be dropped.
3. Transportation must be provided, preferably in the form of Air-stream trailer model number LVB-70 H.
4. Adequate supply of tea must be available at all times. Twining english or Scottish breakfast, no other brands acceptable.
5. A workspace to my specification will be provided. Couch included.
6. In addition to salary, all expenses of employment including but not limited to travel, meals, books and all incidental are to be paid for by FBI.
X Patrick Jane. X Dennis Abbott
He puts Lisbon above dropping charges on him. And he holds out for 3 months for her. 🥰🥰🥰
Your first year of criminal justice class you will learn that a contract does not have to be formally typed up. That napkin still stands as a formal contract as long as both parties signed
He didn't sign it.He just agreed to add them to contract.But he didn't.
@@snow4709 he signed.
But he pointed out a loophole, does the loophole stand? He said he signed stating he read the napkin rather than agree to the terms of the napkin.
It's more likely that he was just lying.
@@adriandoe1090 Why? He said he signed it to show that he read that document, doesn't mean he agrees with any of it
“We’ll talk later.”
This man didn’t give a damn about what Lisbon was saying 😂😂😂
he does, but hes busy dealing with the uppity shithead in front of him. :D
Wrong he actually knows precisely what she is thinking and she knows that when jane says we will talk later it has multiple layers of meaning but not for a SECOND would Lisbon think that Jane doesn't care for her or knows about her inner workings. Any audience familiar with jane would also never make that sort of remark so either you have never watched the mentalist (hell even the name will tell you that) or you are an AIRHEAD !
I love that
He knows deep down she likes him taking control.
You obviously haven't seen the show. He always listens to her and respects her. But he does it in his own way which she knows. When he says they will talk later it means he would explain everything to her fully when they were alone. However she knew if she still refused, he wouldn't force her or be angry.
The way he said don't worry it's all under control. He predicted that Abbot will agree by Jane's rules.
That's the Patrick jane. Love this show
I always love the music hitting in the background, whenever it's comes up it means Jane's shenanigans are bearing fruit.
Jane looks so incredible in this shot.
It's the blonde highlights and devilish smile
The fact that they thought they were in control of Jane is the funniest part
The only series I wish continued till seoson 20
Person of Interest & The Mentalist rocks! Numbers was good too.
@@Mira94X Well Elementary is not over so im not sure what your point is
Absolutely
Yessss and House MD
A great series but I thought that the Red John motif wore quite thin. Unfortunately, Simon has done nothing of note since.
She is so cute when she is jealous XD
And even when she isn't
Teresa Lisbon is cute as a button, PERIOD!!☺️
Abott really thought he could control jane at first lol what a fool 😂😂
Don't do Abbott like that he's the biggest Jane + Lisbon shipper :(
The premise of the show
They need Jane
Jane doesn't need them
When Abbott reads the criminal charges, Jane looks to Lisbon to gage her reaction. He may have brushed off her concerns about quitting her washington job, but his body language betrays his need for her acceptance of him and all he is capable of. In Blue Bird he is so ashamed of himself he can't even keep his eyes on the door she's behind when she chastises him for his crass manipulation. He can bear anything except Teresa being truly ashamed of him.
There is such a wealth of non-verbal acting in this show, I live for it.
Agree but as an FBI agent with torture being out of the question, if Patrick can't lie, manipulate and gaslight, what exactly is he left with? Most of the time the FBI doesn't exactly deal with the Boy Scouts selling cookies and lemonade by your local Safeway. Just saying.
@@tatianalyulkin410 I don't care about Jane being unconventional to catch killers, I'm talking about Abbott reading his criminal charges out loud, which include him chasing down and brutally murdering RJ after preventing him from dialing 911. RJ deserved to die, but Teresa spent years trying to talk Jane out of personal vengeance, and only at the end of the hunt did she acquiesce. It's still a heavy dark thing to contend with, the capacity to kill slowly for personal satisfaction, and Patrick had never gotten to look Teresa in the eye after doing the deed because he left for Venezuela directly after. I don't believe it's a coincidence his eyes flickered towards her when Abbott reminds her of that darkness; he has to be sure that she knows the worst side of him and still loves him, and his worst side is his past conning behavior (which he is confronted with in 4x03 and pointedly looks to her for support while explaining himself), and his capacity for brutality which is brought up here.
@@tatianalyulkin410 and if you're talking about him being manipulative in Blue Bird, it doesn't matter in terms of the case.
But he lied to Teresa. It's crass because it was all put together to trick HER. He used someone's terrible murder as a backdrop for his dishonest method of keeping his best friend from leaving him. It was gross, and deeply hurtful to her--to have given Patrick everything he asked her for, and *still* she is unworthy of his honestly where it really mattered. He knew how hurt she was when he didn't tell her about the fake murder charges for his jury sting, and yet he still went out of his way to manipulate her, which made her feel like an idiot. He did all that to avoid telling her he loved her, and just ended up making her cry. At least he had the decency to be ashamed of himself for that.
If a man can't be trusted to honor a signed deal, he isn't worth working with.
and, isn't a man
@@Nakamichi_Jun I would say isn't a gentleman, or a worthwhile man.
@@jeffharbaugh8683 isn’t a man.
I could rewatch this show after I finish the last episode.
Jane look really handsome
I love how they slide the deal back and forth between them like there negotiating the price for a used car
Just watched this series last year and gonna watch it again. Loved it so much.
I hate it when people pull a dirty stunt like that and like Jane I'd rather sit in jail then be someones pet dog.
Someones pet dog or rape toy? Would suck being told how high to jump every day but on the other hand it would suck not being asked if someone can rape your bottom, they will just do it lol 😱😱
If Jane didn't have a plan, he would probably still choose the jail house. He can just escape and run back to Mexico.
@@TheSnowman102 wtf are you talking about. sounds to me like either someone who's got a weird fetish or just another one of those people who want's to work out there issues on others (in this case me) instead of going to the doctor or psychiatrist, because they'll give you the right medication.
even if he got sent to jail he probably would have a pretty good life there, he would be in control of that jail from the innmates to the guards
@@joesr31 that's what I meant
"Kim?"
"Agent Fisher"
"Kim?"
"Agent Fisher"
"Agent Fisher"
"Kim?"
"This is the way"
Agent Fisher.
The impressive thing there is that Jane was actually surprised by that.
@@henta.i.3838this is the way!
Kim?
Agent Fischer.
Kim?
Agent Fischer
Hotel?
Trivago
Soo cool! 😂
Amazing dude😂😂
😂 I used to hear that tagline long ago lol
This is one of my favorite series.
If I had a billion dollars when the show was ending and everyone involved wanted to keep making new episodes so long as funding was there and they continued to be so good, I would gladly spend the full billion. Love Patrick Jane so much
you'd waste a billion dollars on a TV show? How about blowing it all playing for medical bills that are putting people in the poor house, or paying to deliver fresh drinkable water to impoverished people, or using it to rescue women from sex trafficking. I get that you like the show and that was your way of saying how much...but on a literal level...so many better uses for that money.
@@victorpradha9946 I love how triggered you got over a hypothetical scenario that will never happen lol
@@davidvivsik6576 DITTO🙃😁🙃
They really made Abbott a bad guy in the beginning. But he was literally the opposite as the show went on 😂
I am rewatching series, and i can see why Abbot is like this. Jane outsmarted an entire CBI and Blake organisation, escaped FBI for a year. While Jane is a good one Abbot doesn’t know that, he has not worked with Jane.
2:14 Her voice always squeaks when she's jealous of another woman.
Lisbon "WHO IS SHE" LMAO
"Interesting"
goosebumps
DAMMIT! I MISS that show!
The Bravado: "Firstly, no parole; and secondly, Lisbon has to work with me"
The Note:
1) MUST WORK DIRECTLY WITH THERESA LISBON
2) ALL CRIMINAL CHARGES DROPPED
Frankly, shooting RJ was self-defense as RJ said he was going to kill him and frame Jane for Bertram's shooting. The chase and then the strangulation would be harder to defend, but given all the people that RJ killed and the whole Blake society thing, Jane could have easily stated that he fled out of fear for his safety. Any charges would be unsustainable in the light of such context.
God, Jane got infinitely more good-looking after going on the run. That beard and tan suits him down to the goddamn ground. (He should put the waistcoat back on though.)
I keep seeing that actor (Rockmond Dunbar) everywhere now.
Two days ago I was watching Prison Break and he plays C-note.
Yesterday I started season 4 of Sons of Anarchy and he plays the sheriff.
Now today I click a random video on UA-cam and there he is lol.
Also in this random UA-cam video is Lisbon (Robin Tunney) who is in Prison Break as well, and plays Veronica.
It is called the "Baader Meinhoff Phänomen"
I love this TV show!
Napkin contracts are perfectly legal as long you have three things.
An offer, acceptance, and consideration.
Also, Abbott did agree to those terms. That is what the signature means. Otherwise, every contract I've
signed is saying that I just read the terms without agreement
Yea but if the contract said "Sign if you read it" it doesn't mean that you agreed to it. Reading something is not the same as agreeing to it.
@@alekosthecrow if that's what the contract said, that's different. They never directly told or showed us the words in the contract.
@@rafsolo They definitely did not, but I don't think "the federal government" would lie. And even if he did, Jane would 100% correct him.
Now is when Intention comes into play, even if Abbott only signed that he read it, it could be debated that he knew that Jane meant it as a contract, therefore making his signature binding to the contract and not only stating that he read it, which is hard to prove, but if the intention of the contract was clear to both parties it could certainly be an interesting case.
both parties have to benefit from it to be legal :P but yes
Take it or leave it, always leave it.
Whew, Simon Baker is HOT in this scene
How could I forget how hot Jane was :D
At that moment I hate Abbot. He betrayed Jane. He put him in jail. They deny Jane the Lisbon's letters and aditionally he noticed Kim is Fisher. Poor Jane he can't date Lisbon. After 2 years alone he can't have his moment with Lisbon.
It's crazy how their relationship evolved and went from there to being best friends
I always thought it was odd that Jane never picked up on Kim being undercover. He reads everyone else in the series so well, except for Red John. Kim is the only other person he didn't see right through. I was surprised he was so shocked when Kim walked in the room and was revealed to be an undercover FBI agent.
Kim was being her true self during that undercover and Jane was blinded by his emotions of loneliness and homesick. I believe they argued about her "true self" when they're investigating the gypsy murder.
I think he was feeling sad. He thought he would be able to move forward but instead he couldn’t forget Lisbon. The narrated portion of the letter shows that everything he sees, he thinks about how great it would be if she were there to share it with him. The unread portion of the letter shows that he felt very regretful about leaving her the way he did.
His depression may have clouded his abilities. Meeting Fischer reminded him of how much he missed Lisbon.
“Kim? Agent Fisher. Kim? Agent Fisher. Agent Fisher.” Amara?! 😲
Supernatural?
Oh yeah it is 😏👍
Hey You’re one of the good ones I see ☠️
👻
I said darkness 😂
Lol the black dude is funny he actually believes all the garbage he is saying 🤣🤣
like there is jail that can keep jane
Jane needs Lisbon to work with him. No-one else understands how he works like she does. Reminds me of the scene in Bertram's office when hes caused yet more turmoil and is trying to get Lisbon her job back and he says to Bertram "you know who's always had ahealthy moderating influence on me". Bertram really has no choice but to reinstate Lisbon or face more trouble from Jane.
Yes I was reminded of that scene also!
KIM?!
Lisbon be like: forget the deal, wtf is my boy calling her kim?
Dude's deal was a raw deal anyways.
Saul Goodman says it doesn't matter if it's written on toilet paper, it's still a binding Contract
we will talk....
All of you have seen Suits eh? Many ppl here are stating that the napkin is also a contract and that appeared in Suits. ^_^
Jane actually got fooled by her. this is a taste of his own tea
One of the few times where jane was outsmarted by someone who isn't Red John
Lol Jane wasent outsmarted he knew the game. To win a game you dont play straight foward, you let opponent think they have upper hand to make wrong moves and then you you seal to deal.
I really don’t see how people continue to think they can manipulate or bulky Jane to do what they want. You’d have an easier time straightening out Joffery
I miss that show :(
It’s all under control😂😂😂
Back then there were still some shows on T.V. worth watching. Not anymore.
Woah, look at Amara man, really taking a break
NEVER loses his cool.
to people saying that this is a binding contract and there's no loophole, I don't think the FBI agent was saying it isn't legit. I think he was saying that he'll make sure it won't be _considered_ legit. By using illicit means, if need be.
Good to know that they become friends later.
I have qualms about Abbott’s train of thought here. Whether he likes it or not, Jane is here because he wants to be, not because he has no other choice. It seems like Abbott genuinely believes here that the two options he’s presenting to Jane are the only two possible outcomes. That would mean either he’s foolish enough to not realize Jane has other plans and a viable way to make them happen, or he’s arrogant enough to not care.
Kim?
Agent Fisher
kim!?
Agent Fisher
Agent fisher.
The darkness
*She who walks unseen in the night, preys on our dreams if you stray from the light*
Jane the master manipulator was fooled by a FBI rookie...this scene NO!!!
New season please
What exactly happened after agent fisher or kim came why he reacted that way
priceless abbott jane lisbon.
He still has that homeless vine about him
The reason why Jane agreed here was because he found out that he had been conned, which he cannot stand. It was payback time for Kim.
Lots of people talk about how the simpsons predicted stuff, but no one talks about how the mentalist predicted moving from California to Texas
I see that C-Note came a long way since Fox River
Wait that's him??? Damn I never noticed
Which episode is this one?!
Can't read all of it and someone may have mentioned it, but:
1. Must work directly with Teresa Lisbon
2. All criminal charges must be dropped
3. Transportation must be provided...
Ah, forget it.
1. I must work directly with Teresa Lisbon
2. All criminal charges must be dropped
3. Transportation must be provided, preferably in the form of Air-stream trailer model number LVB-70 H.
4. Adequate supply of tea must be available at all times. Twining english or Scottish breakfast, no other brands acceptable.
5. A workspace to my specification will be provided. Couch included.
6. In addition to salary, all expenses of employment including but not limited to travel, meals, books and all incidental are to be paid for by FBI.
X Patrick Jane. X Dennis Abbott
@@tabithaprovan957 Commendable. Did you use an enhancing program or did you find a communication page where someone already did that?
@@cubicunity508 I found a high definition photo by chance and refound it when I saw your comment so I could type it out for you.
@@tabithaprovan957 Thank you.
@@cubicunity508 anytime!
Straight off recruited two for the series from the prison break!😂
Where I can see all season?
You have to buy it, but you can do so from pretty much any streaming service.
Prime video
Amazon prime video
Who is watching this in 2018?
Fuck you
It's 1820 for me
potty mouths - @@miltontheportablephone2222& Studentofgosset
why? I like it.
Start disliking this
Simon baker..........top notch.
Simon my love ❤❤❤
It turns out that Abbott did what Jane did and could be looking at jail time. Jane ends up saving his ass.
The moment he said "don't worry Lisbon it's all under control" Mr. FBI should have had a That's So Raven vision and promptly tore up the contract.
First encounter between C-note and Veronica. Like if you understand !
aws Jane was so sad and shocked when he finds out that Kim was an agent here.. shock at that and sadness to realize that she tricked him and that that encounter on the island was not random but something she set up to bring him, while he had been honest with her.. 🥺😔 💔 I was really surprised when I saw her for the first time, I didn't expect it, there were never clues or way to suspect! hahaha Lisbon activating jealousy mode: KIM? WHO IS SHE? 😆🤣🤣
Well... Abott didn't ask Jane about that Tiger tiger list later on
She plays Amara in supernatural
Probably the only scene worth seeing in all those "fbi" seasons...
Name pls
Sorry can someone explain me how it is possible that "you are not hearing me" has been used by Denis Abbot? English is not my native. And therefore shouldn't it be "you are not listening me" ???
They basically mean the same thing. Just two different ways to say it.
@@3pugnight yeah, I know, but I was taught that seeing cannot be used in continuous. It is ok ta say "I am seeing doctor" because it is about future, but not ok using in real time.
Maybe it is just formal rule, and is not used in speach?
Put ''Kim'' and ''Agent' Fisher ' looping.😂
Grand theft Auto etc.. a gamer being that it says lost Sony would be my guess
For once someone fooled Jane. Talking abt Kim here
Hahah at the end jane manages to get around abbott hahah
so did he really not know who agent fisher was?
ITS NOT FISHER ITS FISCHER!!!!
s06 e09 40:00 i love this series
Rule one of decision theory: Don't negotiate with terrorists. Abbot's terms are strange and it is not in Jane's advantage to take them, or he would be under Abbot's explicit control. The threat of legal action is made in the belief that it will be effective, so the best response Jane can take is to wipe away all doubt surrounding its effectiveness by punishing Abbot swiftly and as harshly as can be done practically. If Abbot is actually likely to inflict the threatened penalty of a life sentence, that forces Jane to shoot him right then and there - it would not avert the prison sentence, but it would at least remove any doubts about whether using terrorism tactics when negotiating with Jane is conducive to personal gain, and if Jane has acted in a way consistent with that line of thinking, a sensible person would not attempt this in the first place and the whole ordeal would have been averted.
Hence, from Abbot's actions we can infer that he is very, very stupid and that Jane can probably manipulate him very easily and turn the situation in his own favour.
Can we also note that they held him for three months without trial or arraignment
Try to be smart with a smart guy and you get outsmarted.
LUL
Also, Jane cannot be immediately put in prison without some hearings or a trial. Right??
Doesn't he get a lawyer??
I hate the shortcuts they take on TV, sometimes.
Ok. Taking it.
which season and episode?
Pro tip: reading the decriptions first line is actually less work than typing a question in the comments.
Why Alon Musk was doing shows...
C-note 😍
A primeira vez não gostei de abbot mas depois cativou!
Hey its Amara from Supernatural
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